St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-25

fist church (cOlored) at II o'clock tins
morning. 1.-The Beauty of Bethlehem"
will be the subject of Rev. William
Gray's sermon. There will also be
evening services.
NoTEs1
Rev. j. E. Smith will preach. in the
Jackson Street NJ. E. church to-day,
morning and evening. Subject for
morning: ''The Song of the Angels"
evening: "What think We of Christi"
The following order of exercises will
church: Preaching. 1890 a. IN; ssb-
iect, "Christmas Thoughts" 7:3O p. m,
1.-The Great Mystery" Sunday school.
IL M; young peoples meeting, 6:30fp.
Oxford Methodist Episcopal church,
I'll, c. Jennings, pastor. Sermon, 1920
a. IN, special Christmas song service,
1880 p. m. n.
Gospel Temperance union. Meeting
for deaf mutes this morning at 1880 ia.
m, Christmas service, 3 p. NJ, con
Quoted by the ladies of the w. c. TIL.
Speaker. Rev. nj. L. P. Hill. In tie
evening, Gospel Temperance meeting
at 7:S0, addressed by MesSrs. Decker,
Dinwoodie and others.
FOUND IN THEIR STOCKINGS. al
Sergt. Sweitzer, of the upper district
of the Central precinct, was presented
with an $50 diamond spark by NUM-
Der of business men in the vicinity. of
Seventh and jackson streets. SerEt.
Zirkelbach, of the lower district, was
presented with beaver-trimmed over
coat by Seven corners friends.
c. n. Warren. general passenger
agent of the, Manitoba road, was pre-
scented with a gold-headed cane last
evening by the employees of the passen-
ger department of the general Office and
w. j. Hope, city ticket agent.
Last evening the employees of the
Singer Manufacturing company, num-
bering forty men and ladies, agreeably
surprised the general manager, William
III. Merrick, and the city manager, NJ. ID.
Bayley, by presenting the former with
magnificent gold-headed cane, and the
latter with rich and handsome plush
upholstered easy chair. The Office lady,
Miss r. j. Turner, was not forgotten, as
she received handsome diamond ring.
Yesterday afternoon the .boys of the
abstract Office gathered about Deputy
I'll. A. Hageman and Mr.. Williams, and
through Mr.. cEllistrain, presented Mr..
Hageman with gold-headed cane and
Mr.. Williams with a sealSkin cap, ac-
cOmpanied by the usual neat little
speech, in which the good traits of the
two gentlemen and their popularity
figured quite extensively. Both were
highly pleased and expressed their
thanks feelingly.
About z o'clock last evening the en-
ployes of the Minnesota club showed
that they had soft spot in their hearts
for Capt. Owens, and presented him
with an elegant portrait of himself, the
work of Zimmerman.
George w. Freeman, Of G. GotZian &
Co.'s, was pleasantly surprised last
evening in the presentation to him by
the employees of the house of very
handsome pair of bisque figures. He
acknowledges the present with much
feeling.
Prof. r. 81. Evans, of the dancing
academy, was the recipient of hand
some solid smoking set from one Of his
Minneapolis pupils.
W. J. Dunnebach, of the Commercial,
corner Fourth and Sibley streets, was
the recipient of gOld-headed cane
from his employees last night. A brief
presentation speech was made by ID. e..
Thornton. to which Mr.. Dunnebach re-
sponded in few well chosen remarks.
A banquet was then given by the donee
to his employees.
Julius Abel remembered the GLOBE
staff with box of the imported 'CuSh
Davis" cigars. They came wrapped in
gold foil, and the Office smelled' as
sweet as the scents of Araby as the
weeds were blown up in smoke, as the
finishing touches were being put tO'the
GLOBES Christmas edition.
The Evening News yesterday made
the newsboys presents of the PAPERS
they sold, and was too modest to am.
nounce the fact in It's own columns. -
A number of the friends of John
Langton, the popular clerk at the Ciar-
endOn, last night gave him an elegant
pair of diamond set sleeve buttons.
Speeches were made and champagne
flowed freely. Mr.. Langton received
the gift with his usual graceful and
modest bearing. slightly pleased. -